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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
Chairman Walker Play. Porter.

Albany Argta.
The name Of @. C..B Walker IL familiar
In the Democratic politics OF this Stats.
He 10 now Chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee. Mt. Walker Is a home.
spun, everyday sort Of man, and In sum.
me.'s idle days wsnders about the depot Of
his Steuben county home at Corning,
watching incoming trains. Some sum
l1ers ago found him at the depot n day
with his coat oil, for it was a very hot day,
He set upon a trunk absorbed in some
problem OF success, both State and Ma.
honal, ior bis party, when a lady from At
incoming train approached him, saving,
u declare, there are no truckmen about,
Are you q truckman 7" ehe asked OF Mr..
WALKER. Quick to aeizs a joke,;Mr. Walker
replied:
"ies. muml"
"Well, | want. you to carry nv three
vRliseH to MI. G. q. b. Walkers homse.n
she authosita,ively demanded.
Amazed as to who his caller was, Mr..
Walker seized the three heavy grips, and
followed the indy meekly over a mile to
his own house. When the door.bell
rang, he winked to the opener to keep
still.
asked.
swell, mum, III have to charge you
seventy.tive cents, num-" as he dotted bis
hat and wiped of a sea OF sweat from his
lace. The money was paid. Mr.. Walker
disappeared down in the basement TO re.
appear half an hour later in the parlor be-
fore his astonishei guest's eyes-an old
friend OF his family, whom he had not
seen for yeats. In the midst Of exclsm.
nations Of surprise, explanations were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

The best salye in Tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, uic"tp, mlt rheum, lever
Sores, totter, ciapred hNnds, chilblains,
cofna, and all akin eruptions, and posi.
lively cnrca pilea, or No pay required. II
ID guaranteed To give perfect s~n,tfefntfou.
or money refunded. rtice IS cents per
box. For sale by Logan < Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

ThecAt,'c matkr. !nAt week was quiet AMI prices
rc'nHlllcA about INT same M IlI-r Of the week he.
i"te. lhe hog market WAS active, with M nj.
vance M ~ III prices. Quotations are M follows:
Uhtk-l"y 10 i,iM lbs. .tnA d5.aI4c lpr ID.
X" I" ~ ttS. &!h.hs3.c t-t H.; sJ 10 NJ liz. IL
SIC yer III.
iioJ.- aAriet active; 5tt &C yer ID.
ITHhs-'iuhi nt3tJtSG Ipf 10,
Gtitts -;tt'!.C I~t 10.
Shtip -3tyt,i,u Ipf ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

coupe, Of course, and people all pitied him
when they. saw him In It, he looked 80
completely lost. But he kept tho ambu.
lance and ratified over the pavement In It
whenever Mrs. Sheridan did not care to
him."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
tiiAHY SAVED,

We are 70 thankful to say that our nurslng baby
tRrsed constipation aud %irregnlAtity OF the bowels
by lae useot iiop mtten by its nuihlng mother.
winch At inc saine time rehto.ed her 10 perfect
heath AND StEenstn.-The Parents, Rochester, NY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

REMFAHFR That the presence OF Generals
!llMiWuLil Beaurcgard and Early. VINO are
10 charge OF the drawings, Is guarantee Of pbso e
Jug ialrneS and integrity, tina, the cnnnces arc ali
lumber will draw II Prize. All parties therefore
huyefuslng 10 EuaHntee Prize, la this Lottery. or
ho.diig out any other impossible lnduccments ara
the uuwary, e ID "eithuu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
You'll.

Nkw ioRk, March al-Wo0l quiet and barely
steady: 'iomcAtic fleece SOajsc; pulled lialc;
Texas 9albc,
rniLAnEirnlA. Pa. March 9.-wool quiet; Nnc
whshrsi dclHinc y aud NN SaiJ,c; o.hct guurs ul.
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

GESn:-iou. Hop Blttcrs havo been OF great
value u NE. ! Was laid up with ,ypaoid teyer for
over two m0htes. and could get no relief until i
tried your Hop BiIters. To those suffering from
recommend them. J, q. srorrIKi-
Us Fulton stECCt, Chicago, Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

le-rnhcalthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel.
"NTlgits disease, lit ulnatlAm and d horde Oh Other
sctiuus aud fatal dilca,es, which can b. prevented
with Hop Dittets.'' II taken In time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
Tho AIedltntsd Suicide,

indianapolis Journal.
Speaking Of suiciie-there have been
eeveral lately, and a good many people
are talking about them-A story Ia told
conidenaally by 4 worthy citizen, who
contemplated shuillins or this mortal
coll. Ho thought Of 1t, and thinks he was
In earnest, but this l doubt, because Kill.
ing ones sell 10 said 10 BIO u painful opera.
ton, and the worthy citizen Is a man who
is extremely careful Of his own comfort.
However, business had gone wrong,
another man had secured the church paw
he set his heart upon, rents had been
raised, he wasn't very well, any way, and
his lie didn't seem worth. living. His
vile would get his insurance money she
knew as much about his busine sg al be
did himself, and could got along without
him.
That night he took home a box OF
Rough on Rats" and after his wife had
retired, took II out and read the directions.
Then he got out his razor and strapped II
and loaded his revolver. He didn't know
which method he would use, or whether
he would try all three and make a eure
thing OF Il. lie would decide after the
io"oi WINS pfopbrly tnafpeneu. hen he
strapped away, and while he WA trying to
cut a hair a sleepy voice came from the
next room: George, Uncle John brought
ua q gallon Of new maple pyrup to-day,
and we will have ~fritters and syrup for
breakfast. acknowledgement like-to
KNOW The razor and pistol was laid
away promptly life took on a more roseate
aspect, anu tho next morning after break.
las. the Trough on Rats" was carefully
distributed along the trail Of troublesome
vermin. George still continued cheerful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

"Luddlnston, Mich. Fob. 2, lsS5. / have sold
Hop lilIcis Tor ten years, aud there Is no medl.
cine that equals them ios bilious attack, kidney
complAlntA, aud all diseases incident 10 This mAla.
rial climate. II, I, AiExANpkn
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l.iy0 Stock.

Cii'cA.o. ILL.,. March s1,-Cnu,e- RECENT, 6 mO
hrnh slllplntna ~ head; market rcliyu and
Itr higher shipping htccis gTNl, 81 In. Il 20.
k~t'"kcr' aul ircicr stHAt u: hulk ST i;hti il:
Tc1n. corn fed cattle 81 ~. Hogs Kcrcirts I0,n0
hal r'.L.,Ii"htA y htni: mhrIrt t,rnns and ir
bigger rough ami mliri 81 HDAh 20; Packing and
rlIPpiIS IL ~, light s. LMb Is: tyIis IL 5oSi IS,
Sheep Receipts h,tN head: shipments Iun head:
market strong; hhtiycs 81 OUat "; western 81 Goa
l 10: Texans t!ohi u: lambs u tnaS C,H. Lon.
don tAhA. H''s '"hf'tiHg, l~tiiitstt~ tue afrfsat Of II
y"iy T." american cattle which waro koli more
readily Al u per pound advance.
EAr l%InEkIy, "a, March observation-disclosures,
w heal; hlpInciitt lsI hrni: market tsIr At
yCtt"t''HI!. price,. N0calllc shipped IL Sow Vorl
lo'lny, tlNfS Receipts NJ hraa. .lliHenu Ii1
hr"l. mAIt.t allow; rhIlaiutphiAs ID .aa6 ~;
1otssi. 70 ,,"a 70; coinInon and ligh, s. 4O., Ga..
lip' " 7aM' o. FIVE cArs Of hogs shipped 10 New
York today. Sheep Receipts 4 500 iI,,i: ship.
prices.
GIsciSS41i. g.. March ALLOYS steady; cm.
u tahN: Er,'ipLh l.!aJ head shipmuin tN head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

Monroe, Mich Sept. Is, 1855. slas:-I have been
taking Hop hitters for Inflammation "oi kidneys
aai bladder. II has done ior me ''whA, tous ply.
sici4Is failed 10 do-cured me. Tho ELECT OF III.
BlIteFs seemed like magic 10 me.
W, L. CARTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
$1,000 LOST.

"a tour to Europe that cost me 5000, done le.s
'igVoi than ono bottle OF Hop Glttets; they else
''cnrcl my wife Of fifteen years nervous weakness.
burn, y. !. " "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

How tn keep the boya at homc-Tnduce
somo Of the %neighhors' girls to run in
often ,-Tfrm Siffing,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF 4 MILLION D1 ,TRlBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery (Dmnany

ASoeetA SVillIJllN .
Incorporated III 1868 Tor Is years nv the I.,u,.l,.
ture Tor Educational and Charitable purIoses, with
q capita! o. sii,6a,08-to which Il reserve fund nj
over $4,000 has Muee been added. -
BY an overwhelming popular vote iH franchise
adopted December ID. A.. D., 1870,
the people OF ANY State. "
N'e1er scales or postpotxs.
Its Grand Single Number Drawing. ,at,
place monthly. and the Semi. Annual DrawinSs
regularly ever, SIX months uune aud Decemberl'
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, Tuesday. apriI
lSS7-:03d Monthly Dnwiug, r
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 600.
@Nonce...I1ckets arc Ten Dollars only. lIalves
u. Filth, 81. Tenths, 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
Cnttnn.

CUtthN.
C%iScisSAri. O.. March .-Cotton G,n and
higher: mlddilns gi1C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
Petroleum.

TirrNvilln. "a. March 3.-Opnci al G7,sc;
llRIltti hNYr: lowest 6!r; ClU'cd NJ ttH. shipments
hih rhhittis mot quoted.
On CIV. March N.-OHnei at Ga,ic; high.
,~t Gisa; Inwr-t DC; Cltsel NJ LlO; Mi,s sGy,aC
barrels; cIrnraltcS. h.i.1D barrels; hhipmrnu a..
tli barrels.
lnIlrohn. "A, March 3.-OpcHrh al tiEc; clos.
tti,Un tsftris,
rtrrtNtinlt, a., March 2l-rotmlcum dull;
al 6ItG,
cloeoi At &c, '""
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

London i. TO have H Victoria hanaom.
The %eockneys will stick to the pictures Oh
the old British postage teamps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

Application Tor rates to clubs shoula no r.,o
only 70 me ONCE Of the Company In New Orleans.
For iufthct Information wriic clearly, giving mi
aadnss. Postal NOTES, Express Moley 0r,cn,
o. Mew iota Exchange In ordinary letters. Cur.
u. 4. DAUfifS.
NV . n.upu,, New Orleans, La.
MsAh!pG:nu, L. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

The iea'lef OF q fHrat choral society may
not be much OF q bAss ball player; never
theless he is u iirst.closa pitcher,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
NJ HDICAL.
Story OF u Postal Card.
VA, affected with kidney aud urinary

WA, erectRd Win Kidney aud urinary
Trouble ss
: HFOf lively. yrarl'.
Aiur trying ali tho doctors and patent medicine.
| colld bear VI, ! used two bottles Of Hop
"B!lleN." al
And / am pttNtty cured. keep II
'All the tllnci''
RC.pctial'y, H. +. Boora. saulAbury. Tenn,
May I, ISL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

great bouncing boy, aud l ~ss raised from a alex
bed by Using Hop Bitten d short time"
Mt.SNMFlw iouSS MOTHER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
CHE Gtt&lliqe,ntx
Inlcrl Nos. 10 md =, Fourteenth Street,
10 NY FIRST ulsAY HAIR.
u, J,

~. ', ADAM.
Hook on thee, thou hair Of gray,
Aud sink Into a fcyetle;
For thou prOclAimcst nearing day
To Dnhl Icst-Sraye c~rriai1ty!
Ali thou nft born OF sorrow, true.
And when thy brothers gather fast.
May ! be able to reyl0w,
Without repentance, all the past,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

II has cured me- Of several diseases, such q. nor.
~vOliSnrsA HlckncsA al tho stomach, monthly
troubles, etc. ! have not teen q Alex day Ia year..
tinCc took Hep BItten. All my nelghbom isc
them. Mrs. FANNIE uRxEa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23

All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport ut i:l2 p. m. tl:47 city
time arrive At Chicago 1T $50 following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling al l2:lc D,
m, arriving ~ 5:l3 !. m.
Leave Cleveland n. L:l0 p. m, arrive At Bridge.
port at 1855 Il. III.
E. A. FORD,
Gen: f4Ss; and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MGCRKA, General Manager.
Pittsburgh, Pm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-23
FINANCE AMI TRADE,
The Features OF tho Money and stock
Markets,

"N s$SS~
NV Yosx. March 22-aioncy on call easy at
las per cent, las. loan 8. closing offered At I per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Sac per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but irm At n S4Hal SGss.
RArLRoAD BoSDs-Dull. Sales today aggregated
$4,000.
GOVERNMENT Bosps-Dull.
srATx BoSns-Dull. "l
The transactions at tho stock Exchange today
were, a. lar ~ the usually actlve list IL Concerned,
utterly devoid Of feainr6. soiue lew Of the noe.
ciAlties however. showed considerable life, and
material advances wer3 recorded. There was nd
news which could be Iaid TO have any effect mon
values, aud there waA a scarcity even OF runOrS,
There was cohsiderable' activity iu L%ackaWanua,
Erie. Reading and u. Paul.
Buffalo. Rochcstcr& Pittsburgh WAS bid I'm .hnrp-
y by the selling party on very light transactions,
PULLMAN palace car was remarkably ,trony ina
ADVANCE being accompanied by rumos OF MI sd.
vance In the dividend. The close wiz dull but
4tm, generally a small fraction above the opening.
10, Rochester d Pittsburgh Is up Q per cent: NH.
waukee. Lake shore & Western. 5 per cent: Fort
Worth Il Denver, 2aS per cent and Pullman OIL
per cent. Sales. l3i.i1 shares.
noSps-c10sEn hid.
US. &"."..............lo5 Erie seconds ........ DIX
Y. 8. q coupon......l&IIM., X. d I, Ken. a.. 09I
Y. I. AZ coupon :. ..l09 Northern Psc, trSta .li-S
Pacific Is oil Economically North. pac. second. iU7
Louisiana slAtnp. H. northwest. consuls. .l39
MlaouE N....-."."l0l IN. ". debentuses. $780, lux
rem: b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Paul consulE .,,.. l2-1.
90 5s..... ............lc2hl rex.G Fac. land gr'a, GSX
90 as.::."-....... y Tex. 4 Psc. X q, u.
GeuunI IhcLnc hhS.ilo ira coupons. ........- "a
l. 4: q; nhH....l0 Union Pac. 1nu.... .li6k |
0'@ h'sh' oHd"e shofe.........-lQ2h
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

VIII cure Diseases Of the Kidneys. Gravel. elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and ureIhraI Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility: scu.inHl Weakness,
LOss 0l HiSCr, Pygmstufe Decline IN Man. ERrly
Decay, lmpoteucy csuIeI by errors Of youth, 81,
ceNrs. &c. syphilis IN all It's forms, kpFr Ihrna,
and nnse. ulrtrH. erlpt!DHs. %.Crotula, ,et'cr. salt
rheum. and al blood and skin disease fcmnll
Weakness srccdlly cured; ''op'TrhIa cured III
by + +. BOCKlSG, Druggist Sent Is mall tealed,
fkfa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-21
BLOC
ONE DOLLAR.

Liberal discount allowed 10 postmasters,
agents aud clubs. Sample copies mailed
free. Address all orders 10
RICHARD X. FOX,
apr l6-H Franklin Square, N.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-21
NEW DRY GOODS

IflcDlst DRESS
Flanpels, White Flaunsls aud Cashmeres, at
city prices, received this week and open for
inspection at The old reliable stand Of
sep 3 s. ID. HIGGINS & son.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-21
y oetieal.
A THOUGHT.

A THOUGHT
1 Ero ~ ~ h sne ut rlr c Mes i
Alnaa n,;,,, ~ Ti,.:a. ~, .uns'
ea'J IN ~, Wy c".is' ~ wy a.'al
-A"S '"e hymn 'ia' '''o s''enoo sung
NJ , ,osr "9 Mhs., - my cye'"s ss''t
,aor ,,, ,sa', 80 0ou,u nos ovn.iU,
~, sila 10y speaH ~. ~ ',,o iu''''' "'u'''
''"sS W '''e SUI"
Saen no snaaL ~ .au 'aos .,,i
All ,i,o ,nar,a,,a ,, unao nm - omm
When kneli win Tbae Chris, 'e sInns
~" "''o'' WIN ihee' Nhfse' aiohe.
Alone Nay--bsfore Thine affairs
-, s.'.a.ai,',s a,e s WIS pains
0r s,lence E, ajr inan;,o rspp imm'''
''"'''s
Dim were the great white affairs
"a hssna Si'I ill., ny y i,'a e,.c
'rha la',.n ~ 1 ~ -. ~ ,oro ~ "'"'' ''''
l ~ - ~ asse'N'' ~ 'as,i,t So.
While single iglit-keps ..sii,
so 1as.'ns 10 NY mihwa ,,,
49, e., a u',S '' 9 ~
~ '''o 'e0' W ''e '"o'o' iie"'"
raised mine eyes-in a surplice white,
Az me SHRINE where the lilies lay
9aW 'nc paic, sweet lace Oh an acoly'e
"o'' 'aPe' was s'ea'ins ray
Fromthe burning Heart on Hissnowy shrine.
And on to tho affairs pass
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

Money Is Il Legal tender thought. a
satisfaction fer legal demands. and
hence its name. vouioaa. which
means established by law. because it
is not 50 by nature, and because it
is in our power to change it and rem
der it useless. = Aristotle.
Proof: Recall! the recent history Of
the trade dollar made a legal
tender. uinnaae. and rclnaae. legal
tender for the benefit of Spectators.
1t has no productive force.
II can only pay debts.
II represents mental conception.
1t represents the talue Of the pro-
duets OF labor only.
1t was invented by man to be the
instrument OF exchange, but not the
object.
1t has not the power to increase.
1t is made by man, and is there
fore fiat.
1t does not grow. and consequently
must be the result Of fiat or command.
1t is the result OF legal custom. and
may bc stamped III on any material.
When it is plenty the people rejoice
and prosper FIX.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

Houston witnessed two spectacles
this week that it would be well to
place side by side: Jay Gould visited
the city by special train in his palace
car, was received by notables and
was feted and favored with all the
attentions possible. Jay Gould is
worth his hundreds Of millions. At
the same time dozen or SO tranps
visited the city, and by the time they
reached the outskirts they were nab
bed by the vigilant ininions Of the
law. taken before the court and
found guilty Of being without money
or food. This IL crime in these
latter days, 50 the trainps were load
ed down with chains and worked
under guard, because they were des-
titute. These are two pictures that
would be well for the masses to place
side by side and study with care.
The rapacity and lawlessness Of the
man who was feted and honored, has
produced thousands of men in the
condition Of those who were loaded
with chains and worked upon the
highway. Houston, Texas Labor
Echo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04

Gen. Tuttlc is charged with saying
at Bedford, Iowa, where he delivered
the 4th Of july Grafton, that,
''The democratic union soldiers
were rebels when they went into the
army, We're rebels while there. were
rebels when they came out, and are
rebels yet. and / don't see what in
the name Of God they ever Went
there for,
To that. all we have to say. is. if
Gen. futile IL guilty of the above
utterance he is u fool, unworthy of
the place he occupies in the order
North Iowa Times.
Gen. Tuttle could not have uttered
this statement. because he was a
democrat, himself, when he went
into the army: he was the democratic
candidate for Gov. Of Iowa in 1868;
and remained a democrat some time
after he left the army. 1t il not in
the least likely, that he forgot all
these facts, and uttered such words
Of self-condeinnation.-[De Dec orah Re-
publican.
1t WAS simply plea Of guilty for
himself, aid proves nothing AZ to
other democrats. Don't Tuttle know
that lie Went into the army to steal
cotton, and that when detected he
was permitted to resign, when he
should have been court lnartialed
and dismissed in disgrace az IL thief.
Oh no, Bro. Bailey. futile under
stands himself fully, and has given
simply diagnosis Of his own synp-
toms when going into the army.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
The Strength, efI.abor.

The enemies OF the labor Organize.
tipns are sh.dsi,.. !, grrn many
crocodile tears oya: what they affect
TO discover uEerring signs Of uiaso'e-
ton of the labor unions. The truth
is that 10 such signs are apparent.
for they certainly do 10. exist except
III the minds Of those who make the
wish father 10 the tn. ug II. The
labor organization il stronger to-day
than ut any time in its history. Il II
true that from time to TIME there
hn.e been disselisions ~ To tie cor
rec; polio! to pursue and Disagree
merits relating to minor details III the
government of the organization. AM
bilious members OF the order lave
aspired TO usurp Mr. Powderly's
leadership. The politicians have
been taking frequent whacks at the
organization in tile effort to buy i;
into the support Of various political
movements. but the very fact that it
has resisted the seduc.ions OF the
politician and has been able to heal
all of its internal discussions is the
very best evidence Of the healthy
condition OF the order. An oi.:,i.;ia-
ton Of such immense proportions
and covering such vast area CT
country that can, for SO long !. time,
successfully coniine its operations to
the legitimate objects for which it
was formed. lnu.t have the clements
Of p.rpatuity. The labor organize.
ton Ii ~: ;-aing {, pieces at Il liz.
ment's notice. 1t would ne ,nafar,n-
hate for the country If il did. because
since its formation the cause Of labor
has been promoted ard the condition
OF the laboring classes wontiar fully
improved. lin addition to these haile-
tits tn. labor unions have rendered
ya..,a b,e seryis. il, checking til,
growth a,d power y. monopoly.
The labor organizations have still!
greater good IL accomplish. THEN
mission is by no laeah, ended. But
in order to achieve that which they
seek. they mus. IN the future. AZ they
have in the past. adhere strictly /.
the purposes of their organization.
They must continue to trust level
beaded leaders Ike fowdcfiy They
must continue 10 reject the politician
and the de.nasog.e from their cuun,
ellis. They must csush cut anarchienl
in whatever form it appears. And
all the time remember that the siren.
9Th of the labor movement lies in itr
conservatism. st. Paul Globe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
What j. it? and What it is.

Papiiion (Cialk. ) extract Of fax
Skin Cue; like many other inesti-
mahlc benefits 10 mankind. was dis
covered by accident. The prorrie
tor, engaged in the preparation Of
certain plants, from time TO time
noticed the effect Of warkin.. in the
pulp watts on the skin. III there WA
present any cntaneuns eruptions,
warts hlcmishe5 or selofninus Symp-
toms, all disappeared IL. ii by magic
After experimenting ten years. i,
has become scientific fact aud Il
priceless boon To th. human race.
From giving away Il few bottles, is.a
demand has increased until tie
sale for the past two years amounts
to l.O32oGO bottles. Large bottles
only Si.oo. for sale by Lowry /
Connolly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-08-04
BREAKING Up
FOMdcriy on the Condition Of lie
KNIGHTS.

We are breaking TIP rs The l,!oS
nlan breaks IT., the so.i for Il. sow IL
If neM seed: Nc arc breaking up oil!
traditions: w ;re hr,iih.i.. up L, red
i.ars rights and planting .scryMh.r.
the seed Of universal rights: We are
breaking up the idea that money
I,al>es he iiia;i. aid not moral worth,
we ;r. breal III. up tiir i,laa 'ls..i
might makes right: VIZ are breaking
III IT,. i.:.a thai legislation i. alai4.
for tire .irh: ~. arc breaking: az lie
idea that the Congress Of the United
Si6.es must be run by mi'lionaires
for the benefit OF the millionaire: We
a:. breaking ZIP the it!ea that II f..
r,.n may hold millions III arres I'll
untitled iai.d Will. other men siaTse
fer Tie want ~ enc acre. ~ iiir
breaking mp the practice 81 Eiishig
the labor criminals ii:,e conf aiitlon
with honest labor AMI starving II To
death: we are breaking III the rr;te-
tire OF importing ignorance bred OF
monarchy ani dynamite III order t.
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